1.	Reviewed by Rupert Clayton    Jul 9, 2021
	Action: changed name from "Triteleia ixioides ssp. unifolia" to "Triteleia hendersonii "
	Reviewer's comments:
	"The purple-striped lobes are a good match for Triteleia hendersonii, which is native to SW Oregon and the Klamath Range in California. Triteleia ixioides has a distinctive ring of forked stamen appendages around the anthers and is pretty much absent from Oregon and from the Klamath Range (except the SE fringes). T. ixiodes ssp. unifolia is restricted to volcanic soils in the Sierra foothills."

 
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